Healthy Homemade Dog Treats: More Than 70 Simple & Delicious Treats for Your Furry Best Friend - Hardcover

by Serena Faber-Nelson (Author)

Say hello to your beautiful, modern dog treat bible We know you love your dog. We know you want what's best for them.

But we also know if you're faced with a dog treat recipe that calls for eight obscure ingredients, requires forty minutes of prep, and still ends up looking a brown, crumbly mess--you're reaching for that bag of ready-made dog treats faster than we can say "fetch."

Pet lifestyle expert Serena Faber-Nelson puts the fun back into dog treats--with easy, everyday recipes for go-to pet treats you'll actually be bothered to make (and find yourself using over and over again). These nutritious, delicious, budget friendly, and oh-so-simple-to-make dog treat recipes include:

• Tasty Kong stuffers and healthy chews to keep your pup entertained while you go to work
• Easy, no-bake bliss balls that pull double duty as training treats
• Yummy biscuits that help freshen your doggo's breath
• A whole section devoted to birthdays, holidays, and special occasions, of course
• And so much more

With a huge variety of treats to reward, train, and pamper, every recipe is designed to make life easier and sweeter for you and your dog. Packed with mouth-watering images, easy step-by-step instructions, handy hints, allergy alternatives, nutritional info, and more, Homemade Dog Treats is the must-have recipe handbook for every dog owner.

Author Biography

Serena Faber Nelson is the founder of the internationally popular pet lifestyle destination, Pretty Fluffy-an online home where dedicated dog owners find stylish products, modern advice, and inspiration for living well with their pets. Her modern, stylized take on DIY dog treats has seen her recipes viewed millions of times over; and she is a regular contributor to publications such as Everyday with Rachael Ray, Modern Dog Magazine, Cesars Way, and more. Serena currently lives in Sydney, Australia, with her young family and pup, Butterscotch. She uses the dog emoji way too much.